Our Directors

Co-Chair

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Nadina is a Kamilaroi woman and is currently a Commercial Manager - Aviation at BP Australia. Nadina graduated from the University of Southern Queensland in 2016 with a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) and in 2017 was awarded a Women’s Board Leadership Program Scholarship. From 2019-2023 Nadina held a directorship with the Victorian Women’s Trust.

Co-Chair

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Rohan is a Gunditjmara man and an experienced strategic adviser working across state and national water policy with previous experiences working in environmental impact assessments and approvals.  He’s a skilled Indigenous engagement and facilitation practitioner with significant experience collaborating and partnering with Aboriginal Corporations and their communities, and has had previous roles working within a Victorian Aboriginal Land Council.

Rohan is currently Deputy Chair, South East Water Corporation, and a Director of One-Basin Cooperative Research Centre. He also holds positions as a Commissioner, Victorian Environmental Water Holder; Deputy Chair, Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Water Interests and is a member on the Commonwealth Government’s Indigenous Advisory Committee.

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Born and raised in the NT, Chris is a former mining executive, with decades of business experience with a demonstrated history of working across the Impact Investment, Mining and Electricity industries. Chris’s expertise and experience covers Business Management, First Nations Business Start-ups that enable Aboriginal Empowerment and Employment.

He currently is the Chair of CASSE Australia, Deputy Chair of Desert Knowledge Australia, Australian Community Foundation - Director, IC Member and Risk and Finance committee Member, and Co-Chair of First Nations Clean Energy Network.

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Jason is a proud and active member of the Kirrae Whurrong , Peek Whurrong and Tjab Whurrong people of the Gunditjmara nation in south-west Victoria. 

He has a distinguished executive career in Indigenous Affairs and sits on various boards demonstrating his ability to lead, drive change and deliver reform across various sectors. 

Jason works with and advises clients on economic participation opportunities for Indigenous communities and his career has been underpinned by fearless leadership and tireless advocacy and negotiation of Indigenous rights, and reconciliation.